Vanda Divana Antique Mauve Plum ('Spcdw1802'PBR) is a sizable, evergreen tropical orchid that thrives as an epiphyte. It is prized for its broad, vividly colored blooms, which are commonly utilized in floral arrangements. Displaying typical monopodial growth, this orchid produces new shoots from a central tip on an elongated rhizome. Its leaves, strap-like and varying in shades from green to dark green, can reach lengths of up to 50cm, radiating outward from the central stem. The plant continuously sheds its lower, older leaves as fresh ones emerge from the top. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which drapes down from the base, with new roots also sprouting along the stem as it grows upwards. Flowering occurs from the leaf axils and along the main stem, yielding up to 10 large, waxy, flat flowers. These pale mauve blooms are adorned with dark purple spots and a denser tessellation pattern on the lower two sepals, with petals and sepals being of equal size and shape. Individual flowers can reach a diameter of up to 8cm.

This medium to large-sized, evergreen, tropical epiphytic orchid is prized for its sizable, vividly colored, and long-lasting blooms, making it a favorite among florists. As a representative of monopodial orchids, new growth develops from a central tip on a lengthy rhizome, while older leaves at the bottom gradually fall away. The plant features strap-like leaves that can reach lengths of up to 60 cm and extend outward from the main stem, showcasing shades of green or dark green. Notably, it possesses a robust root system that hangs down from the base. New roots sprout from the central stem, following an upward growth pattern. Flower clusters emerge from the leaf axils and the main stem, each bearing up to eight large, waxy, rounded flowers.

Vanda Divana Antique Mauve Plum ('Spcdw1802'PBR)

Vanda Divana Mauve Aubergine ('Spcdw1702' PBR) is a robust, evergreen tropical orchid known for its sizable, vividly colored blossoms, which are frequently utilized in floral arrangements. This monopodial orchid features new growth emerging from the apex of a long, central stem-like rhizome. Its elongated, strap-shaped leaves, which can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, radiate from the main stem. As the plant matures, older leaves gradually drop off while new ones develop at the top. A notable aspect of this orchid is its extensive root system, which cascades downward from the base and continues to grow upwards along the central stem. Flowering occurs from the leaf axils and stems, producing inflorescences that showcase up to 10 large, waxy, round flowers in a rich purple hue. The petals and sepals exhibit uniform shape and size, with the two lower sepals displaying a darker shade than the upper sections of the flower. Each blossom can measure as much as 10 cm in diameter.

Vanda Divana Mauve Aubergine ('Spcdw1702'PBR)

Vanda Divana Pink Maroon ('Spcdw1711' PBR) is a sizable, evergreen tropical orchid that thrives as an epiphyte. It is particularly appreciated for its bold flowers, which are frequently utilized in floral arrangements. As a monopodial orchid, growth occurs from a central tip on a long rhizome. The leaves, which are strap-shaped and can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, radiate outward from the main stem. New foliage develops at the apex, while older leaves gradually drop off as the plant matures. Notably, this species boasts a robust root system that hangs down from the base, with additional roots emerging along the stem as it grows upwards. The inflorescences arise from the leaf axils and the main stem, showcasing up to 10 large, waxy flowers that are round in shape. The 'Divana Pink Maroon' hybrid features vibrant pink petals and dorsal sepals, complemented by dark maroon lateral sepals. All floral parts maintain a uniform shape and size, and each flower can last impressively long, measuring up to 10 cm across.

Vanda Divana Pink Maroon ('Spcdw1711'PBR)

Vanda Doctor Anek gx is a medium to large evergreen orchid hybrid, typical of monopodial varieties. New growth emerges from the tip of the elongated, stem-like rhizome, which is enveloped in green sheaths that alternate along its length. The plant features strap-shaped leaves that extend outward from the central stem, with new leaves developing at the top while older leaves gradually fall away. A prominent root system, characterized by pale silvery roots, hangs down from the base. New roots originate directly from the stem, reflecting the upward growth habit of the plant. Flowering occurs when inflorescences arise from the axils of the leaf sheaths, producing clusters of eight or more large, flat, round blooms. Each flower, reaching up to 10 cm in diameter, displays petals that are uniformly round and consistent in size and shape. The petals and upper sepal are adorned with a darker spotted pattern, whereas the lower sepals exhibit a thick tessellation, enhancing the overall darker tone. This hybrid belongs to the category of modern flat-shaped orchids, highly regarded for their vibrant, long-lasting flowers, making them a popular choice among florists.

Vanda Doctor Anek gx

Vanda Dong Tarn gx

Vanda Donna Sweeny gx 'Crownfox'

Vanda Eileen Beauty gx

Vanda Emma van Deventer gx

Vanda Fiftieth State Beauty gx 'Jersey'

Vanda Fiftieth State Beauty gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Fiftieth State Beauty gx 'Orchidglade'

Vanda Flambeau gx

Vanda Foxy Lady gx 'Marion'

Vanda Fuchs Baby Doll gx 'Crownfox'

Vanda Fuchs Baby Doll gx 'Stanlyn'

Vanda Fuchs Baby Doll gx 'Starrlyn'

Vanda Fuchs Delight gx is a medium to large, evergreen tropical epiphytic orchid hybrid, recognized for its substantial, vividly colored, and long-lasting blooms. This monopodial orchid produces new growth from the apex of a long, stem-like rhizome, which is densely wrapped in green, alternate bracts that bear leaves. The leaves are strap-shaped and can be green or dark green, extending outward from the stem. A notable aspect of this plant is its robust root system, which hangs down from the base, with new roots developing along the main stem in an upward growth pattern. Flower spikes arise from the leaf sheath axils, showcasing 8 or more large, waxy, round flowers. The petals and sepals are uniformly shaped and round, adorned with dark spotting and a mosaic pattern on the lower sepals. The coloration ranges from pink to purple, influenced by the specific cultivar. This hybrid, developed in Florida in 1982, has contributed to a lineage of vibrant modern hybrids celebrated for their impressive flower size and longevity.

Vanda Fuchs Delight gx

Vanda Fuchs Fanfare gx 'Stonehurst'

Vanda Fuchs Fuchsia gx is a medium to large, evergreen tropical orchid that thrives as an epiphyte. This hybrid exemplifies the monopodial growth pattern, with new shoots developing from the apex of a long, stem-like rhizome, which is encased in alternating leaf sheaths. The leaves are strap-shaped and can grow up to 40 cm in length, extending outward from the central stem. As fresh leaves emerge, the older, lower leaves will naturally fall away. A robust root system dangles from the plant's base, with new roots originating directly from the main stem, following an upward growth orientation. Flowering occurs from the axils of the leaf sheaths, producing clusters of at least eight bright pink blooms. Each flower features round petals and sepals of uniform size, with the upper section displaying dense spotting. The lower sepals present a darker, tessellated pattern. Flowers typically measure between 8 to 10 cm in diameter.

Vanda Fuchs Fuchsia gx

Vanda Fuchs Fuchsia gx 'Edith'

Vanda Fuchs Starlite gx 'Crownfox'

Vanda George Volkert gx 'Hilo'

Vanda Golden Gulf gx

Vanda Guo Chia Long gx

Vanda Herziana gx is a sizable, evergreen tropical orchid that thrives as an epiphyte, renowned for its distinctive blooms. This monopodial orchid features new growth that appears from the central tip of its elongated, stem-like rhizome, which is adorned with alternating green leaf sheaths. The leaves, which are strap-like and can reach lengths of up to 60 cm, extend outward from the main stem. As fresh leaves develop at the top, the older, lower leaves gradually shed. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which hangs down from the plant's base. New roots emerge from the main stem, reflecting its upward growth habit. Long inflorescences arise from the axils of the leaf sheaths, showcasing numerous butterfly-shaped flowers in shades of pale pink or pale purple. This primary hybrid was among the first to be cultivated in Europe during the 1920s. It produces a significant number of well-distributed flowers, characterized by their tesselated appearance and downward-curving petals, while the lip is slender and pink.

Vanda Herziana gx

Vanda Hilo Sand gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Jacob Fuchs gx

Vanda Janet Kanealii gx 'George Ing'

Vanda Janet Kanealii gx 'Grace Cheah'

Vanda John de Biase gx 'Purple Disc'

Vanda Kanchana Ansu No 1 ('Spcdw1812' PBR) is a medium to large-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid appreciated for its substantial, durable blooms, commonly utilized in floral arrangements. This monopodial species features new growth that develops from a central tip on a lengthy rhizome. The plant produces strap-like leaves that are green or dark green, reaching lengths of up to 40 cm, which extend outward from the main stem. New leaves arise from the apex, while older leaves gradually shed from the lower part of the plant. An notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which dangles from the base and is complemented by new roots that sprout along the stem as it grows upward. Flowering stems emerge from the leaf axils and along the main stem, each bearing up to 10 large, waxy, round flowers. This cool-tolerant hybrid showcases pure white petals embellished with a strong white mosaic pattern, and the petals are slightly curved and tilted. All floral parts are uniform in size, with individual flowers reaching up to 10 cm in diameter.

Vanda Kanchana Ansu No 1 ('Spcdw1812'PBR)

Vanda Kanchana China Blue ('Spcdw1712'PBR) is a sizable, evergreen, epiphytic orchid known for its distinctive, durable blooms that are frequently utilized in floral arrangements. This monopodial orchid features growth that develops from a central tip on a long, vertical rhizome. Its leaves are strap-like, varying from green to dark green, and can reach lengths of up to 40 cm, radiating outward from the central stem. New foliage arises from the top, while older leaves gradually shed from the lower part of the plant. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which drapes down from the base, with new roots emerging from the main rhizome in an upward-growing direction. The inflorescences arise from the leaf axils and the main stem, showcasing up to 10 sizable, waxy flowers. Each flower measures over 10 cm in diameter, featuring a dark blue mosaic pattern against a white base. The blooms are flat and round, with petals and sepals that are uniform in shape, size, and color.

Vanda Kanchana China Blue ('Spcdw1712'PBR)

Vanda Kasem's Delight gx 'Homestead' is a medium-sized, evergreen orchid hybrid that thrives in tropical conditions. This monopodial type features new growth emerging from the apex of a long, stem-like rhizome, which is encased in alternating leaf sheaths. The leaves, which can reach lengths of 50 cm, extend outward from the main stem in a strap-like fashion. As new leaves develop at the top, the older leaves at the bottom naturally fall away. A notable aspect of this plant is its robust root system, which hangs down from its base. New roots emerge from the stem, following an upward growth pattern. The inflorescences arise from the leaf axils and showcase 8 to 10 large, flat, waxy flowers. This hybrid has historical significance in orchid cultivation, contributing to numerous modern breeding lines, particularly in Thailand. The flowers are round, reaching up to 10 cm in diameter, with flat and uniform petals and sepals. Each flower is intricately patterned with darker spots and a mosaic-like design, enhancing its distinctive appearance.

Vanda Kasem's Delight gx 'Homestead'

Vanda Keeree's Delight gx is a medium-sized, evergreen orchid that thrives as an epiphyte in tropical environments. This hybrid displays large, vividly colored blooms. As a monopodial species, it produces new growth from a central apex on its elongated, upright rhizome. The older leaves gradually shed as new foliage forms at the top. The leaves are strap-like and come in shades of green or dark green, measuring up to 40 cm in length, and are arranged alternately along the stem, which is covered by green sheaths. A notable aspect of this orchid is its robust root system, which dangles from the base of the plant, with new roots emerging from the central stem as they grow upwards. Flowering stems arise from the leaf axils, each holding up to eight large, rounded flowers. The petals and sepals are uniformly shaped and feature a darker tessellation pattern on the lower two sepals. Individual flowers range from 8 to 10 cm in diameter, with their colors varying by cultivar.

Vanda Keeree's Delight gx

Vanda Ken Kone gx 'Crownfox Spots'

Vanda Kinzweiler gx 'Blue'

Vanda Lady Boonkua gx 'Malibu'

Vanda Laikeun gx 'Mont Millais'

Vanda Lauren Gardiner gx is a compact, evergreen, tropical orchid hybrid that thrives as an epiphyte. This monopodial orchid features new growth originating from a central tip on a lengthy, stem-like rhizome. The plant showcases alternate, leathery leaves measuring between 10 and 15 cm in length, which are attached to green basal sheaths that envelop the rhizome. As new foliage emerges at the top, older leaves gradually shed from the lower part of the plant. Roots extend downward from the base, serving both as support and a reservoir for moisture. New roots develop from the main stem, adhering to the upward growth pattern. Short flower spikes arise from the axils of the leaf sheaths, bearing up to 8 small, fragrant blooms that are long-lasting. Each flower measures around 5 cm across, exhibiting pale green or yellow hues adorned with subtle brown markings, along with a prominent lip that can be pink, red, or purple.

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